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Used X-Ray Machine For Sale
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This TDI Packsys x-ray machine was a temporary solution for a flavor manufacturer and was originally purchased for $165K. It is a relatively new machine (built in 2026) with ~1,100 hours of run-time and in excellent condition.

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Used Air Classifier Milling System
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Used primarily for milling dairy proteins down to 100. mesh, this flexible system mills virtually anything down to 30 micron depending on application. The yield loss is minimal, increasing temperature from 10-20 degrees F, and its maximum throughput is 2000 lbs./hr. for difficult materials and 4000 lbs./hr. for easy ones.

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Used Agglomerator For Sale
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This used Bepex/Schugi Flexomix (model 160, serial number N5-36/0) is a high-intensity, continuous mixer and wet agglomerator designed for homogeneous blending of powders with liquids.

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Used Liquid Mixing & Metering Skid
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This used Relco liquid skid is for sale including the balancing/metering tank and pv pump. It was used to liquify lecithin and water in a mix tank, metering it for for agglomeration with the metering pump.

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Milling Systems
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Most commonly working with grain millers, ABM has specialized in milling systems for food and nutraceuticals to chemicals and building materials for over 40 years. With pre-set commissions from numerous suppliers and in-house engineering, fabrication, and install, ABM streamlines the entire process from the idea in your head to routine maintenance 10 years down the road.

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Cartoners
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From stick packs and sachets to bottles, pouches, cartons, trays, and multipacks, ABM delivers the level of quality and automation that fits your process and budget.

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End-Of-Line Packaging Systems
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ABM Equipment is a one-stop-shop for product packaging, from equipment to complete systems. With built-in commissions from a range of suppliers, ABM selects the optimal machines for your product from the marketplace. ABM's in-house engineers, fabricators, and technicians handle everything from equipment sales and Factory Acceptance Testing to P&IDs, integration, and support.

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Used Screw Feeder
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This Acrison gravimetric screw feeder comes from an agglomeration drying line and is optimal for feeding powders in to a mix with a final throughput of 2000 lbs./hr.

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Used Fluid Bed Dryer For Sale
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This Kason fluid bed dryer comes from an agglomeration drying line and is optimal for any agglomerated powders such as dairy proteins, calcium carbonate, and charcoal. It was originally spec'd for whey protein (WPI) and had a maximum throughput of 2000 lbs./hr.

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Costco X-Ray Exemptions
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Costco is requiring most suppliers of consumables implement x-ray by a certain date which—has changed several times before but—is currently 2028. There are several products which are always exempted, and some which can be exempted with a report from a company like ABM Equipment, both of which we cover below.

Depending on your product we will fulfill your requirement, provide a workaround, or prepare a letter and report to secure an exemption.

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The Art of “Litigation” War (Part III)
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In this installment of Abnormal Use‘s exploration of Sun Tzu’s The Art of War, we analyze the following tactics from “Attack By Stratagem,” the third chapter of the book: Thus we may know that there are five essentials for victory: He will win who knows when to fight and when not to fight. He will win who […]

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The Art of “Litigation” War (Part II)
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In this installment of Abnormal Use‘s exploration of Sun Tzu’s The Art of War, we analyze the following tactics from “Waging War,” the second chapter of the book: There is no instance of a country having benefited from prolonged warfare. . . . In war, then, let your great object be victory, not lengthy campaigns. In “Waging War,” […]

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Urban Outfitters and Forever 21 Accused of Ripping Off Tupac Images
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Retailer Urban Outfitters is known, in part, for its trendy t-shirts. Whether it be a catchy slogan or a retro graphic, Urban Outfitters covers your t-shirt needs. But, where exactly does it obtain the endless supply of images for all of those shirts? Well, according to a new lawsuit, at least some of those images […]

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The Art of “Litigation” War (Part I)
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During a recent bout of insomnia, I found myself reading Sun Tzu’s The Art of War. I have read the ancient Chinese military treatise several times over the years but never during my time as a practicing attorney. As I read the text, now through the eyes of a litigator, I realized that all attorneys could […]

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Dogs: Man’s Best Friend Or Unreasonably Dangerous Product?
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According to a report from the Clinton Herald, a lawsuit has been filed against the Clinton (Iowa) Humane Society after a dog adopted from the agency bit a 15-month old child. The dog, which was possibly a pitbull-mix, was received by the Iowa Humane Society after it was saved from being euthanized at a Louisiana shelter.  The suit […]

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Costco v. Titleist: The Golf Ball War You Wouldn’t Expect
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Last year, Costco began selling golf balls. As the largest American membership-only warehouse club, Costco’s introduction of a new product such as a piece of sporting equipment would not ordinarily be noteworthy or otherwise unusual. Except that the balls became a bit of a cult phenomenon and flew off the shelves and the company completely […]

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Misled By A Beer’s Label: A New Lawsuit Over “Hawaiian” Beer
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As reported by West Hawaii Today, a new class-action lawsuit has been filed against Craft Brew Alliance, Inc. and Kona Brewing Company over some allegedly deceptive advertising. Specifically, the official source of the lead plaintiff alleges that he purchased a 12-pack of Kona’s Longboard Island Lager under the belief that the product was brewed in Hawaii, […]

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New McDonald’s Hot Coffee Lawsuit: Still Trying To Relive the Liebeck Litigation
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According to reports, a Michigan man has filed suit against McDonald’s, alleging that he was burned by hot coffee at drive-through. The allegations in the case go a little something like this: On December 5, 2016, Carl Honeycutt, while a front seat passenger in a vehicle operated by his friend, made his way to a […]

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Let It Be! Lawsuit Between Beatle Son and Parents of My Cousin Vinny Actress Comes to an End
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According to a report from the New York Post, a lawsuit over a rotting tree in Greenwich Village has settled after two years of litigation. You might not think such a case is a big deal. It is true that tree litigation does not normally grace the pages of Abnormal Use. This case, however, is different. Really different. […]

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Wal-Mart’s Venture Into Craft Beer Under Fire
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According to a report from the Chicago Tribune, a new class action lawsuit has been filed in Ohio against Wal-Mart, accusing the retail giant of shady beer sales. Specifically, the suit takes issue with Wal-Mart’s sale of its own line of “craft” beer in collaboration with Trouble Brewing. The problem, according to the complaint, is that Trouble […]

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Costco v. Titleist: The Golf Ball War You Wouldn’t Expect
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Last year, Costco began selling golf balls. As the largest American membership-only warehouse club, Costco’s introduction of a new product such as a piece of sporting equipment would not ordinarily be noteworthy or otherwise unusual. Except that the balls became a bit of a cult phenomenon and flew off the shelves and the company completely […]

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Washington Court Of Appeals Rejects Argument That Facebook Post Not Authentic
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Rarely do we write about criminal cases on this site, but we did feel it appropriate to mention a new case in which the defendant challenged his burglary and assault convictions, in part, on the grounds that his lawyer did not object to the admission of certain Facebook posts into evidence. State v. Fawver, No. 32271-8-III (Wash. […]

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Grunge Fight: Temple of the Dog Master Recordings Up For Grabs
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If the 1990’s was the greatest decade for rock music, Seattle was its greatest destination.  The birthplace of grunge, Seattle brought us such influential bands as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, Mudhoney, and Stone Temple Pilots to name a few. Without question, the Seattle sound served as the proverbial nail in the coffin of the over-the-top […]

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Can’t Buy Me Love? Amazon Sues to Block Purchased 5 Star Reviews
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As we reported on Monday, Amazon.com is apparently none too happy with a person or persons that runs handful of websites with names like “buyamazonreviews.com” that offer to give glowing reviews of sellers’  products on Amazon for a price.  We have a few more thoughts on this matter. On April 8th, Amazon filed a lawsuit against the websites’ owner […]

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$500,000 Judgment In Barking Dog Suit Is Not What It Seems
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“Family could lose house over $500,000 barking dog lawsuit.”  That’s certainly an attention grabbing headline. A $500,000 judgment over a barking dog? What jury went off the rails with this one?  Actually, no jury at all.  A Seattle man obtained a $500,000 default judgment against his neighbor after she failed to answer the complaint that he filed against her in […]

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Amazon Sued By FTC Over Unauthorized In-App Purchases
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We have previously reported on Apple’s legal troubles over its mobile operating systems allegedly allowing unauthorized in-app purchases by minors.  Now Amazon.com is facing similar legal problems stemming from charges incurred by minors while using “apps” and playing games.  The interesting catch in the case of Amazon is the the suit was not brought by angry parents […]

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Juror’s Facebook Comments “Not Prejudicial” To Defendant in Washington Med Mal Action
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Another trial, another juror posting comments about same on Facebook. This time, it’s Figueroa v. High Line Medical Center, No. 68272-5-I (Wash. Ct. App. Oct. 14, 2013), a medical malpractice case (the basic facts of which are not important to the Facebook issue). Whatever the facts, the jury found for the plaintiff, and the doctor […]

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Loogie on a Burger: What’s the Harm?
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Clark County (WA) Deputy Sheriff Edward Bylsma had an “uneasy” feeling after ordering a Whopper from a Burger King drive-thru. After lifting the bun from the burger, his suspicions were confirmed. As if living an urban legend, he allegedly discovered a large glob of spit on his burger. Fortunately, Bylsma had yet to take a […]

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The Hazards of Molten Glass May Not Be Obvious in Washington
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Recently, in Kirkland v. Emhart Glass S.A.,  — F. Supp. 2d —-, No. C10-5125BHS, 2011 WL 1435454 (W.D. Wash. April 14, 2011), the District Court for the Western District of Washington denied a manufacturer’s motion for summary judgment on an injured glass worker’s claim under the Washington Product Liability Act (“WPLA”).  The plaintiff, injured by […]

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A Rose by Any Other Name: The Economic Loss Rule and the Independent Duty Doctrine
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There has been a lot of buzz about the recent Washington Supreme Court decision in Eastwood v. Horse Harbor Foundation, Inc., 241 P.3d 1256 (Wash. 2010) concerning the economic loss rule. Or, rather, what used to be the economic loss rule in the State of Washington, and which has now been re-named and re-vamped as […]

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